The Seahawks were supposed to get Brandon Marshall. That's what everybody around the NFL seemed to think. But they didn't want to give up a first-round pick to get him, and after their deal with San Diego to get quarterback Charlie Whitehurst, Seattle's second-round pick dropped from No. 40 overall to No. 60. So when the Dolphins offered No. 43, the Seahawks found themselves outmaneuvered, outbid and without the great big receiver they coveted.
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